Junaid Khan: “He already has some fitness issues”
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Junaid Khan, the Pakistan left-arm seamer, admitted he is worried about the fact that spinner Shadab Khan “already has some fitness issues.”
Junaid Khan: “He is the backbone of the Pakistan team”
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Junaid Khan firmly believes that fellow left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is the “backbone of the Pakistan team.”
Junaid Khan: “In my opinion, it would have been best if the board didn’t allow him to play and advised him to work on his fitness and take some rest because the World Cup is near, and there are more series ahead, and we need him”
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Junaid Khan believes fellow Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi should have rested and worked on his fitness instead of featuring in the 2023 Vitaly Blast and The Hundred.
Junaid Khan: “Imam started giving his personal opinions even during pressers [whether] Haris should play or not, likewise if Iftikhar should play or not. Neither he is captain nor a vice-captain – so how can he give opinions in the air like these?”
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Junaid Khan, the Pakistan left-arm seamer, has slammed opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq for saying big-hitting batsmen Mohammad Haris and Iftikhar Ahmed should not be part of the ODI squad.
Junaid Khan: “What a comeback Sarfaraz Ahmed”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan has praised wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfaraz Ahmed for his outstanding Test comeback.
Abdur Rehman: “He [Junaid Khan] was very accurate. A lot depends on the likes or dislikes of those involved”
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Former Pakistan spinner Abdur Rehman said left-arm seamer Junaid Khan was “very accurate” when he talked about the like and dislike culture that currently exists.
Pakistan pacer Junaid Khan: “I got in the bad books of selectors, which resulted in my exclusion”
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Junaid Khan has revealed that he got in the bad books of the national selectors.
Pakistan pace bowler Junaid Khan: “I was performing but was not being given a proper chance”
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Pakistan speedster Junaid Khan said he was performing well, but was not given a proper chance by the selectors.
Pakistan seamer Junaid Khan: “If you have a good relationship with the coaches and captain, then you get more chances”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan has slammed the current selection policy, saying players are given more chances if they are liked by the captain and coaches.
Pakistan pace bowler Junaid Khan: “I am playing in domestic and you can still make a comeback in [the] Pakistan team even if you are 35 or 36 years old if you are in the good books of [the] selectors”
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Pakistan left-arm quick Junaid Khan has made it clear that he doesn’t think his international career is over.
